C# – Amelia Payne

Who Just Killed Me? Audio Implementation

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:May 2, 2021
Post Category:Articles / C# / production-blogs / Unity

I am not, nor have I ever been a sound engineer. In fact, as a child, they had my hearing tested because I had no desire to listen to music.…

How to Get on a FBI Watchlist (Shooting Feedback)

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:April 19, 2021
Post Category:Articles / C# / production-blogs / Unity

Do you ever find yourself googling: “What does blood spray look like?”, “What happens when you shoot someone?”, “Man drowning”, or “How to make death feel good?” If so, you may be a FPS programmer (or a serial killer)

Source: https://monsterlegacy.net/2017/02/11/aragog/

Evil Scary Code Spiders

Post Author:admin
Post published:April 10, 2021
Post Category:Articles / C# / production-blogs / Unity

I hate building tutorials. They require all sorts of unrelated systems to talk to each other. Things must talk to each other that have no business even knowing each other…

Programmer Girl vs the evil Singletons

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:March 6, 2021
Post Category:C# / production-blogs / Unity

The first semester of capstone at Champlain College requires taking on tech debt. Teams compete under very tight deadlines for a chance at the second semester of development. The teams…

Onboarding to Scorch

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:March 6, 2021
Post Category:C# / production-blogs / Unity

Onboarding to a new team can be a scary experience, but my new coworkers at Accidentally games were wonderful. Despite some hiccups I quickly got up to speed and became a productive team member.

Predictive Physics For Super Villians

Post Author:Amelia Payne
Post published:December 17, 2020
Post Category:AI / Articles / C# / Unity

Predictive physics uses basic formulas to extrapolate the position of bullets to allow for more lifelike NPC's that can dodge.